Most pigs don’t swim, or so it’s said. But on this hot summer day, the pig on Neligan’s farm sits by the pond feeling envious of the ducks and geese floating in the cool water. Finally, when she can endure the heat no longer–Splash!–this sweltering pig takes a dive, throwing the entire farm into an uproar. Full color.

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There’s plenty of children’s books about kitties and bunnies and monsters. They’re all fine and good. Very entertaining – which they should be. I loved doing the research on them; they actually brought back my childhood in spades.

But how about a book that helps a child understand how very creative he truly is? I mean, get to the core.
If you have a child, a grandchild or a favorite little friend, give this one a try.

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Charming illustrations accompany the story of a tale who is different because of the size of his tail.

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A gentle prayer expressing thanks – and asking for help in passing life’s blessings along. A perfect thank-you gift!

Dear God . . .
Thank you
for my friends.
Help me to comfort
those who are lonely.

What does it mean to be grateful and kind? Here is a picture book that offers a definition using the best teacher of all: example. With clear, direct language and sunny, exultant illustrations, My Book of Thanks is a universal prayer that shows even the youngest of children they have much to be thankful for – and much to share. Featuring a beautiful new cover design and an unjacketed hardcover format, MY BOOK OF THANKS is the perfect gift for little ones, at Thanksgiving time or anytime.

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Master storyteller Max Lucado tells the story of Webster, the Scaredy Spider in a just-right style and size for little ones.  This story is a sweet reminder that God is with us always.

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Fun, exciting and somewhat different kinds of tales for Saint Patrick’s Day, the Ides of March and April Fools’ Day. People of all ages will enjoy the humor, and even a little intrigue, in these all new stories.

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The lonely cactus wants a hug, but his prickles keep everyone away. Twenty-two pages; illustrated; for children age two to eight.

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From the creators of What Can a Crane Pick Up? comes a train-ride adventure—perfect for fans of Thomas the Tank Engine and Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site.

In this inviting, rhyming read-aloud, two kids become travel buddies as they watch cities and landscapes and other hard-working trains rush by, and also observe the conductor and funny goings-on inside the train, all illustrated in a fresh, hip, colorful style. Hop aboard!

“The chugga-chugga beat and appealing anthropomorphized trains will charm young train-lovers in this entertaining title that’s a perfect fit for storytime.”–Booklist

From the Hardcover edition.

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A charming, simple riff on knees, in the tradition of the classic Bright and Early “body part” books. Cheerfully illustrated in colorful pen and ink, the featured knees include those on mountain climbers, kangaroos, cats, skiers, skaters, trapeze artists, tap dancers, soccer players, hippos, flamingos, elephants, cheerleaders, grasshoppers, skateboarders, and numerous others. This is a super-simple beginning reader, perfect for anybody lucky enough to have knees!

From the Hardcover edition.

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I’m fat and round. Outside, I’m orange. Inside, I glow.

What am I?

There are more than twenty eerie riddles in this delightful Halloween lift-the-flap book. Guess the answers if you can — or lift the flaps and bewitched by the answers!

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Mac, our pet raven, wakes up early this morning. He starts down the path and is headed for is bath. Mac thinks: It is so much fun to play, splash, and jump in his nice warm bath. Wow! That felt good, like a warm bath should. Off Mac goes! Up to the house he strolls. He will find the cat. Clinger is on the door mat. The cat is minding his own business, where he sat. Watch out Mac! That’s a mean and naughty old cat! The chase is on! Around the corner they go. Mac takes off in flight, up in the air. This time, he will fly low. This mischievous little raven better be careful, you know. Mac will have to learn to bend, if these two will ever be friends. This is book number 3 of the Mac The Raven Series of True Stories.

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Storm and Dylan are back in another crazy adventure. It’s Halloween and there is a monster on the loose. The Big Green Booger Monster only comes out on Halloween. Is the Big Green Booger Monster real? Will the Big Green Booger Monster find his way to Storm and Dylan’s house? Should Storm and Dylan just stay home and forget about trick or treating? Or will they take their chances of running into the Big Green Booger Monster? Find out in their all new Halloween adventure!

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At the Super Silly Fiesta everyone gets to be silly! Little readers will giggle up a storm as they help Dora and Boots make funny faces, get the Grumpy Old Troll to laugh, find the Big Red Chicken’s missing cake, and discover all sorts of fabulous funnies underneath the flaps.

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It’s late at night, and Little Bear, unable to sleep, tiptoes into his parents bedroom. He wakes up his father and says, “Dad, there’s a monster under the bed!” Naturally, Dad tells Little Bear to go back to sleep, but Little Bear keeps on insisting that a monster is lurking under the bed. Finally, Little Bear tells Dad something about that monster that simply cannot be ignored. A wonderful, pop-up paper monster on the book’s final spread will surprise every little boy or girl who opens this book. Full-page illustrations on every page are rendered in darkly atmospheric colors.

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We lay there & looked up at the night sky & she told me about stars called blue squares & red swirls & I told her I’d never heard of them. Of course not, she said the really important stuff they never tell you. You have to imagine it on your own.

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We all know the dog is man”s best friend, bu t our canine companions are also profound philosophers. This pop-up shares some of the most important lessons from the w orld of Spot and Rover ‘

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Christmas ABCs

For Kids Age 2 – 5

Christmas ABCs for Kids 2-5 is a young child’s humorous Christmas alphabet book with cute, colorful animal illustrations. Perfect for teaching a young child his/her ABCs or for bedtime reading. Each page contains one letter, the name of an animal beginning with that letter, and a funny illustration of that animal. Large letters — Large words.

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Young Clifford fans are invited to solve animal riddles by peeking through die-cut holes that are placed in scenes depicting Clifford, the small red puppy, playing in the park with his animal friends.”

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Five Fat Sausages Sitting in the Pan…
Read this entertaining children’s book written and illustrated by a high school painting student.

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Georgie the caterpillar is reluctant to any kind of change. One day while snacking on his favorite leaf, he meets Priscilla a beautiful butterfly that teaches Georgie that everything living is constantly changing whether we realize it or not. Although reluctant at first, Georgie finally understands that change is not only inevitable, but it can also be a good thing. Although the story was originally intended for children. This is also a perfect opportunity for more conversations about change. The message is universal and people of all ages find it enjoyable.

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With so many choices, shopping becomes a challenging adventure. Hen could use your help finding all the things on her list. Just lift the flaps and pull the tabs, and soon you’ll see Hen’s basket filling up with terrific purchases. But once she returns home, Hen will need your help again. What has she forgotten?

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JAKE IS UP! Is A 14 Page Board Book Designed To Develop Concepts Of Up/Down, In/Out Etc. Strong Visuals And Humorous Situations Make This A Delightful Story To Read To Young Children Ages 0-3 Years. Older Children Will Find An Easy Reading Experience And Fun Explorations. Companion to A POT IS NOT by Mimi.

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I’ve got a balloon, so round and red. I’ll toss it up till it’s over my…UH-OH!

From lost balloons to spilled milk, mishaps happen! Unfold the pages to see each hilarious “uh-oh” and the hugs and kisses that make them all better.

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Mac, our pet raven, is in for a big surprise! Papa Brian is out standing by the family van. There is something inside! Mac rushes over because he wants to see. It’s a baby fawn, as he sits by her knee. This little deer is hurt! Let’s get rid of the dirt and look at her eyes! Mac wonders: Why does she have so many spots? Why do little fawns have too many dots?! As the days go on, the fawn gets strong. Her name is Fern and she fits right in, getting along. Fern was lucky that day, and she is really the CUTEST, By far! (Do you think MAC would disagree?) This book number 4 of the Mac The Raven Series of True Stories. Perfect for ages 2-8.

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Every kid will have their head stuck in this book!! Reading together has never been more fun! This sturdy, interactive board book is designed for call-and-response between friends. Just stick your face in the back and ask, Now what am I?

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Some people believe that a hug can change th e world. Surprise someone special in your life with this lit tle book and the biggest bear hug you can master ‘

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The shenanigans of people who attended a pridian (a fancy word for “yesterday”) party are chronicled in this delightfully silly alphabet book, and are accompanied by detailed vintage illustrations. A must-read for fans of Edward Gorey!

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